BornToHunt,
There are many different sets depending on each situation. If you are planning on using leghold traps, simple flat sets can be very effective. This is simply a trap set in a known area of activity with some sort of backing(small branch, cow pie, etc...) with bobcat urine placed on the backing. A visual attractant can also be used such as a bird wing or feather hung from a tree limb near the trap set. Box traps can also be very effective. During goose season I will often place a goose carcass in them and scatter feathers around the immediate area of the trap. Set them near brush piles and cover them with some brush or grass to break up the outline. Fresh skinned carcasses of muskrat, beaver, coons and possums can also be effective baits. Snares are also very effective but must be used with great care and would require real effort on your part to learn to use them safely and effectively.
Also the Trapper and Predator Caller magazine and Fur Fish and Game are very good sources of information on all kinds of trapping.
Good Luck!!